Broken tool detection can be very beneficial – insuring that the tool is functional - and preventing potentially dangerous, and costly, machine “accidents” part quality issues and lost production. However, broken tool detection – if not implemented correctly - could also increase part cycle times – escalating manufacturing costs. This webinar focuses on various methodologies, techniques, tools (i.e.: “Good – Better – Best”) and the latest technology developments (including digital imaging) in broken tool detection.
